Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 May 1885 — Page 3
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Go to the Bee Hive Dry Goods Store for bargains, this week.
MONON KOTITE. louimM,, JTw Albany CAioago -RaOwajr Tiki Tabic at Bmominoxox.
ArrWes, going aTorth: Chieage Day Mail....... do Mijrbt Express,-
Arrivas, going Seath : LawiaViUe Day Mail, :' M 4o Right Bxptees, 40a.m Sea General Advertising Card.
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NOW THAT THE
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Pck frwit joicea used by Geo. Beackart in bis soda syrups. He rocared a lotf pineapplesjnid last ",ek worked them up into syrup. Yon won't .get any poisonous extracts at Benckarts. Jnst received car load of Sash, Doora and Blinds; also a car load of 2aila. McPheetera Hardware Co. Oor Window Shades are finer clmn the finest and cheaper than the ,.nt to we is to be (convinced.
Call and examine. McPheeters
Hardware Co. Nicb XX styles of spring shoes for Indies and Yoang Men, just reaeived by Blair. G something good while yon .re getting shoes. Call at Blair's sad see the new styles. T All my Stoga Bocta must go -90 down go the prices. Mat Ton will save money by tak;ter in a pair of French Kip Boots, it f4 75-former price 5 25 end 5 50 cr pair. Theaaean . Only at W. T. BLAIg. - ear- prices reduced, on Winter Goods only, to dean np stock, af W. T. Bl.air'8. Fa8H supplies of groceries are Hack week br Wilson,
. .... -mw mmw. Amone the
Atsst is the "Magic Yeast Cakes,' , sad the "Empire Baking Powder.
All the novelties in groceries can
be Connd in this house. AH goons delivered free of charge. a m m
Wasted Solicitors ; good wages
?. 1 steady employment gnarameeo.
Must give a good bond, Address, r catron T. J. Bwoos, Mitchell,
Indiana.
Rrrnnsir Potatoes for Seed, on
ale at I. Milt. Rogers', 1 mile east,
-on Rogers' Pike.
COMMENCE
Season Approaches, AJST LADIES I1V SEAROU OF Fine Parasols, Fans, Collars or Ties, and
Newest Styles in mm
Is,
ABE
OR OTHER FINE DRESS GOODS,
xruwrvn vnp tpi: stork that Ji.JS.aro au.hi
XAyAVai.i vji w.m am-" - -
MOST COHFLET STOCK, McCALLA & CO. EXTEND AN INVITATION
pa at.t. ASimra THEM TO EXAMINE THE
CHOICEST STOCK EVEB SEEN HERE.
Elni Li cf New mar.
For Choice Groceries or Cream Flour, James B. Clark, Grocer, Next to Postoffice, y Takes the lead in Bloomington. Cream Flour takes the lead in
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all the kitchens of the city, mere, j Bloomiugton Saturday is no such word as fail, in bread-
mWn whore Cream Flour is us-,auu ouuuuy.
- Farmers take your Wool to MeCalla & Co., and get the cash. Jim Jackson, the painter, with his family, has removed to Mattoon, Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Fee, of Greencas
ed. Sold by J. B. Clark. Cream Flour makes the sweetest, whitest tT&d. J B r.UTfc.Ml it.
The Choir of the Christian church will give an ice cream so
cial in the rear part of the church
Bee 'Hive has the most complete . next Thursday evening.
Judge Miers appointed on the
Board of
line of Boots and Shoes in.town
Gosport Reporter. Emsley Houston will leave next week on a pleasure trip to Nebraska. Miss Ella Harris, of Bloomington, visited Miss Xlvira Haase, last week. Mrs; Clint Houston visited her son at Worthington the first of the week.
Miss Nellie Payne, oae of Bloomington'a most accomplished young ladies, visited
at Mr. Houston's last weeic
Thomas Dauehertv. an old man 16
ears of age, was arrested Wednesday at . 11 . i:
avTf want to borrow
j"- - I Yen
sswinev at lowest rates, or It you Big houge Ber Martinsville, for stealing
, nnuwrtv nail I .-nia fmm W K Shirlev of Murtmevule.
want to wu j JZ . r" ..tin. , Mt.i
Kaorr A ASX I a . V" .,'
I driving them to Joonsou county ana sen-
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We have a lull line 01 Oliver Chilled Plows and Repairs. -Mc-i'heetem Ilardware Co. Rakes, Hoes, Shovsis, Spades i -f ail varieties. McPheetere Hardware Co.
rool buyers are McTakc your wool to
tag tbem.
Liberal Calla & Co. their house.
Ellettsville Cilizen: James Franklin and family have returned
from Kansas, where they went last
Wabiith Scratches, and Itch, cured fail, t their farm three miles from o .4 "urs, by Woodford's Sanitary this place Dora Faulkner who
i.tlcn Use do outer. weDi.traa nir. r ruu, ra m u Seal by H. Lir.dly, Droggwt. iovi2-y j, weg, and well satisfied. Mr.
ALLES the old hardware man, trankhn returnea on aecoum 01 . been boring carload lots of feeble health of his wifet N-rtls etc, and farmers who intend do TOU WANT TH EM ? We have 's. :'i J -...nir tl is iwaaon will three handsome building lots, lying side a build or repair, tow season, wu. on nh ftr which be 1 t.A Zh wmhw trk orar ttltZ 4rtCPS. -. . . . --
. lilt LUSIV a, faj? v i" I SOItt 10 ft OOOT. JhOOKKS 05 Vt OOLl-KT.
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Equalization following
named gentlemen : John Hunting
ton, Joseph Hough, Thomas J.
Farr and Silas Grimes, and they, with the County Commissioners,
will constitute the Board for 1885
Bart. Mathers of Kentucky, a cousin of Thos. N. Malbers, arrived
at Clear Creek Station, last week,
with a rar- load of registered cattle
(thoroughbreds). It is probable that the entire lot will be sold to the good farmers of that immedi
ate neighborhood. Tobe Gabbert, youngrst son of Mike Gabbert, left Bloomington on Sunday a week for Augusta, Kas., where he will go into the butchering business with his brother, H.C. Gabbert. Tobe is an iudustrious,
sober young man, and if attention
to business counts for anything out
west, be will succeed. ! The barns of T, H. Barnhili and Blount Campbell were destroyed by fire at Unionville, Thursday night. Campbell had some insur
ance but Barnhill had none. As
the stock had been turned out, it is
evident that it is the work of an ineendiary. Mr. Barnhill was e-
Mrs. Mary Hoover has been
visiting Mrs. Geo. W. Cooper, in Columbus, Iud.
W.D.Owen, a member of Con
gress, (elected lust Fall) a former
Bloomington boy, was visiting bis
step-mother in this place, last week.
He was at one time a member of the Indiana Senate. Wm. Blakely, of Clear Creek Station, sold to Dillman & Woodard, last; week, thirty-seven head of fat pigs that averaged 200 lbs. The pigs were seven months old, and the price paid was $ 3.?7jf. Geo. W. Cooper has been appointed Postmaster at Columbus, Ind., oo the recommendation of C. C. Matton. Pretty shrewd in Matson. He now has Cooper tied hand and foot in the next congressional
race. i Rev. Mr. Brant organised aj pic-nic ifor the juvenile members of his Sunday School, and on Saturday morning marched them to the woods, where they had a jolly time, Addison- Younger and Mis Pink Duncan were married in Bedford, oo Thursday last. Miss D. is
well known here, snd is a neice of
Hon. H. C. Duncan.
The concert of Sherwood, the
pianist, at Greencastle, was attend
ed by Mrs. J.E. Henley, and Miss
es Manley and Orchard of this place.
The northwestern portion of the pnblic square of Paoli was de
stroyed by fire on Saturday night.
Two hotels and three, drug stores were included in the disaster. Cisl. Rock has sold his lorty acre tract of land four miles west of town to Harvey Stephenson, and will come to town to reside. He was paid $1000. Wherever the earth is turned
up the larva? of the locust is found in great quantities, and a plague of locusts is to be added to this Democratic administration. J. W. Cazee, the veteran mer
chant of Allen's Creek, Polk tp., ,
has received a pension. Mr. Ca
zee is not only a good citizen, but
Steve. Thrasher has gone into the grocery business at Harmony. Jos. L. Riddle has been appointed Postmaster at Stanford. W. P. Rogers will be the City Prosecutor in the future. Mr. Rogers will honor the position. The schools will close in less
than two weeks. Then comes the
vacation till September. Judge Baldwin of Logansport was in town last week, and while here purchased the library belonging to Dr. Moss.
On Thursday afternoon at 3$
o'clock, the W. F. M. S. of the M.
E. Church will hold its regular
monthly meeting.
Wm. Wallingford, formerly a law student in Bloomington, is accumulating a family at Harrods-
burg. Feminine geudcr.
A. H. Harry man, is at his
home m Landersdale, and has in
vented a gate that' will open and
jhut without assistance.
The father of Mrs. Redick
Wylie (Mr. Thompson) died at his
home in Illinois on Monday of last week. Mayor Mulky and the newly elected members of the council were "solemnly sworn," last Thursday night. ' A Military Professor, it is Hkely, will be assigned to Indiana
University in June. An officer of the Regular Army now stationed at San Francisco, is mentioned, Miss Nelia Wingfield, a popular teacher and estimable young
lady of Ellettsville, died on Mon
day morning of last week, with diabetes.
Seymour has recently been
"censused," and the population is
placed at 5,869 ; this is an increase,
in five years, of 1,619. Seymour
is neck and neck with Blooming
ton.
At the meeting of the city council on Thursday night last, W.
P. Rogers resigned his position as City Treasurer, and H. S. Bates
was appointed to fill out the unex-
Eld. J. M. Stalker, of Bedford,
preached in the Baptist church of Bloomington Sunday a week.
Let'e see, didn't the Demo-
cracy promise a oiaziug era u
"good times" when they had suc
ceeded.
Lee Dinkelspiel, a well-known merchant of Bedford, died on the 8th with congestion of the stomach, after a two week's illness.
W. E. Woodbrarn, Cashier of
the First National Bank, was in Bedford last week, a witness in a suit between C. R. Perdue and Wm. Norman.
Fresh and New. ALL THE CLOTH ING THE CORNER
NO Moth eaten or damaged Goods. NO sni,e or hoddy shelf-worn goods for anetiei parpofies.
BUT "e Ter7 'ates designs in styles and patterns.
A number of Masons went
down into the country last Thurs-1 ttd MiTfiT Ka lnnrar fhan a.nvliAflv'fX.
Sud the funeral of Jas. I UAwa
THE aOATT? T3TDTfcPT? tM& Store
J.V Uj JL JLIXVXJ la the t'oiBty.
day to attend
Russell, who was a member of that order. Juo. B. Glover, who has been Consul at Havre, France, has been supersede by a New York man, Maurice DeHais. Wm. B. Baker will build three houses this summer, beginning early in June. He will place
a house on the lot recently pur
chased from Mrs. Burns, North
Rogers street, for Wm. Breeden ; he will build a two-story house north of his residence, and he will erect a house to rent, on the let re
cently purchased by him of Car-
michael & Cron.
Frank Mulky, who has been
teaching school at Leavenworth,
Ind., during the past winter, is at home for his summer vacation.
The "Fumer Mytery" was a good sell.
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The members of the Grand Army of the Republic will have charge of the ceremonies of Decoration Day, and request the citizens to meet with them to-night (Tuesday) at the court house, to make preliminary preparations for the observance of Saturday, May 30th. J. W. Riley ectured in Mendelssohn Hall, T iesday night of last week, to a good audience.
People who went expecting to hear a dry, prosy lecture, were agreeably disappointed. He kept hia audience in a broad ripple of laughter from beginning to close with his quaint humor. He differs from most lecturers in that he does more than he advertises.
James Ryaxt has for sale at his shop some fine two horse wagons, only sixty dollars each,tpriqg wagons, buggies, phaetons, Ac., all ready to hitch to. He proposes to sell them as cheap as they can be bought anywhere, and he warrants them put up in a daraWe style, Call and inspect these vehicles, opposite the caunty jail, before you buy. Job work and hone shoeing done promptly. vBasssasssaoaHSSBsr Go to MoCalla & Ox's for your Straw Hats. The latest and moat fashionable styles. Just received, at McCaUaa, new style Parasols, Sun (jmbreltas, Fans, Vac Uses, Hand Satchels, Glnves, Hosiery, Neckware, Ribbons, Laces, and ten thou.' and other articles.
Soddy Carmichael has severed his connection with the NEW YORK STORE,
AND HAS TAKEN A POSITON AT
a preacher of no ordinary ability. I pired term 4U Spt. 1st
BlCGEK all the time, grows W.I Mrs. Couck, mother ot Mrs.
J. Allen's stock of Cook and Heat-1 cha8 Mitchell, died in Bloomieg-
;.n2 stovesjind larger eacneeasou are i . Mon(ja morniD j her
. , TV. hoot auk otmse ID I
. M Kir a 11. 71st y68'
& " f.mna the -The city council has re-elected The Weir Plows are famous tne . J . rw.
worio over, uu auc, .. ...1.11 ..ft ik nsar.
V all means yon should examine The rain falls not alike on the verely burned on the hands and
-.be Snlky Plow, a great labor saver. I m BIKI ma8t. for the simple reus- face in his efforts to save his prop-
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BEK TH iongwiew mv, tbat the nniust usually has the erty
. . . . - mm umbrella belonging to the just. Dr. Faulkner will begin this
Too SafRK, the indefatigable! j)oNT bny a watcD t yon see week the delivery of the book for
notion OWUW, n J my good and learn my prices. J.ne un- , . , , . . soliciting. - ram CSasKBaaatt Where he porches- est grades for the least, money. All man- wmcl1 ne naa lMKn 8U"U'U"K
1 $8,000 worth of goods, such as reg"f n " -Mrs. Robert Howe and Mrs
kaiveaof alt kmds,Mey eops, um- enjiljt Frazee; both of Louisville, are vis-
f' "WT!! Ko War.vff!h;na until itine the family of Joseph M,
,rate it can't be done. Just got he has shown his courage by having Howe.
uid look for yourself, and be snre j a toolh polled. Mrs. Charles H. McPheeters -o take some money aJon6 80 yon I If you want to look at the dan- gave an elegant lunch to a number
m snaien up aow . . a dv line of fine snoes and supers ot nf hpp la j fpi(,ni9 todav fTues
Jt is a bigger straw than -tne ew i B,w,ininetoll call on ED. WHIT- j 7 . , . ; .
A festival at the tsolored Baptist church, last Friday night, was
made still more attractive by the music of the colored mens' brass baud. A Sunday school has lieen organized at Harmony, officered as follows: Chorister, Bertie Smith;
Superintendent, N. S. Rice; Assistant, J. N. Thrasher; Secretary, Floyd Rice. Thos. N. Mathers has entirely recovered from his illness of last
I wiuter, tind is making preparations i to go to Butler county, Kansas, to
spend the winter. He will first visit Cincinnati. I. Milt. Rogers was acting as County Treasurer, last week, in the absence of Mr. Claman at Indianapolis, where he bad gone to make his settlement. You can re' '
Ike being prompt.
W. C. Black, the builder and contractor, who during the past five months has been in New Orleans,
returned to Bloomington on Wednesday. At Dunn's Woods, to-day, the Knights of Pythias will celebrate, pio nic, dance, jubilate, and some of them will orate. Dr. McLablan
and Geo. W. Cooper will do Hhe
latter. The best work in street clean
Ino that has ever been done in
a .
Bloomington is now going on an
der the direction of Marshal Smith.
It is money well expended. Looks like the right man had been secur
ed for the position this time.
Col. Wallingford, of South Carolina, returned to Bloomington last week, aillQ a winter spen t in
ltbeyviHe, in" the Btock business
sHe says that himself and partner had an exceptionally good trale.
clearing $5,000 the past season.
Cravens
Li
Banner
t,
low Oe dot a Position. "I applied for a position ill a bunking
bouse in Wall street six months ago, nd
although
proved my competency, they
a on An
I or
would not take me. I had been down on
mv luck and looked old and shabby.
idea struck me, I got up a new growth of hair with Paikers Hair Balsam, raised a
decent suit of clothes, applied again, anl they took me in a mio ite." So writes a clerk with $2,000 salary. The moral it plain. Parker1 Hair Bakam give a person a new face. CASH! CASH! (! I want my cash for those Boots and Shoes you purchased on time. W. T. BLAIR.
Op Boots and Shoes we carry as large and perfect a stocl as any exclude boot and shoe boose in the town. Very cheap too. McCALLA Co.
Where he will be glad to Welcome hia old Patrons, and give them bottom prices oo one of the MOST COMPLETE STOCKS OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, EVER BROUGHT TO
Students attention 1 A new lot of latest style hats and furnishing goods at Mose Kahns, just arrived. Mose Kahs was in Cincinnati last week and the result is, another
lot of elegant spring suits, under
wear, ano ail sorts or ciotoiog.
Call on him.
say
CRAVENS' - B Jh Tf TV E It. " STORE is fast gaining an enviable reputation as a house that gives low prioeB and fair treatment to all its customers. eTTbe "BANNER" GROCERY is still in the lead.
FEB OOHSTEIIR Bloomington, Ind.
Don't buy barb wrs oa I t A - 1 !l J 11- ll I
wnicn l.o ouuo wuiw we au er Mr. Tobe W. Carter, of Rlkinarilte,
you tniee lots en a corner, nena-i ---rauimier . . w&",a" nd & 3 -', of iw-
aiimeiv shaded on the east aim nf th I ri.Nftvv.stoijued in Bloaro-1 t'.mi inH.. wer married eilnosd-y
annth Iw otatflw lm irpea. until- j ... i....t 1. .i.:i.. I mnrninit. at 1 oVr!t, at the bmo of the
--j "j i i iiitriiiri iiiih nv lust. witUj iinr wit , Ti m' Tnirt.
ii 4 ":.u i ... kM. r o ' Ma- , parents ov nv. ,.,,....
wen m w.iu pr,r...vU... ,. , wfl9h no-Ion Citv to The aewlv married pair toofc tlw mom
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day) at her handsome residence oo
North Walnut street.
The Chinese washermen sold
Orleans Exposition, and don t cost 1 gjj at tBe hpw York gt0re,
you a cent. , I mnn who owes several years
Trrw or Wall Paeer ev- .nlumnlina to tiflWHnanpr. and
. - . 1 . tf.Pkdal.Mt ... i I I.Aa. nlnnAi. nti f rtildnv find left
r Kent ID toe count y. .r . k th nrMimnntpr to seno ll oaca l'""" j j
ilardware Co. m.,irl refused." would out tar in Bloomington. The younger of the
taking up a church o goes to snevr xorn 10 sen tea,
For five cents you can get a
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-l HA MBIT. KIKra. Jtw I
vhndv tbat baa eaten this bread Articles of Jewelry for Com
mit trees. It will take twenty years to grow such trees as these oo
a bare lot.
Call on BOGSRS & WOOLLEY.
TiRT-An the ereat staff of life wfhia hat when
1 the better for health for being J ifee B ofder to steal the small
rlrt (MUWI. A DHL IB WO
. vf ill eat it again. Itiaegpeife.
f :
! meneement ooebt to be sought Af
ter now. Henry Tourner in Howe's
corner, has an entirely new selec
tion. Go and see it.
On Tuesdav of last week T.
loosing lor a cook
glass of soda water at Benckart's
with ice cream in it. r lve cents
nays for all : no extra charge for
the cream. Do you understand ?
Frank Axtell and wife left
Btonroington Monday on the north-
bound tram. Mr, a. going to vni-
casro. while Mrs. Azteil will visit
at.
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tun niraK.nBur
KfafetlHe Burial Caskets, leases ana w iwr .u 'seen
CJ'Sins. Hearse and Carriages fur- stove and other articles, at McPheeters & friends in Indianapolis
u'wfced to order. Orders by teie I fnr furniiQre.and we learned that I Lon. D Roeers and wife went
' . . l I w , . w
in Will receive pruup I be hud the necessary articles ior qouse- n Tn( Unauolis on Monday. Mr,
.A:KSM!!2K Rpresentalive to the
ri nd was' married At 10 o'clock to Grand Tjodge L. O. O- J) . and Mrs
Miss Nannie Brock. Tney then took the J a8 deleeate to the Rebekah
tram nwrm vu uu.u. ...... J rltro
R.t'WK TBiidence. whore thev partooa ot a I "t"
ttne dinner, such as in is. uarter is aomeKi . o-otlincr un. Bv buffCTV
tbev then started lor sntmsviiie, tneir iu- wtttj no lear 01 an ormouoa iuiurt:,
tare home. Tone wrtamiy means iraai- u. niwrallUrl Kinffan hams
ii... ... nia n.nnv nair. - 1 m.v . - - " ' o -
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norm enu ot w.vr. rce iag, Bloomington, I ndiana. A Favobwe Hotei. ie the Orchard House, itoated opposite the depot ' T hoafe is buTje, coneniently arranged, snd the rooms are comfortably furnished. Good beds, a well supplied table all that anyone might desire, are to be found here. Weil arranged sample rooms are f.ued up in the Orchard House, and Com wi-rciftl travelers will find toe Orchard a j-nod house at which t atop. Meals sup-
-pnea to peraw
brc'ourd & Son are the proprietors..
M. Alexauder and
were in Louttviite
Ind. News: A few grocers,
A k immense display Commence
ment goods at Bee Hive dry goods) store this week. ara.n rimmed spectacles and
.1 . V. Dickson has 4 town lot? 1 u. in allstyUs, at Henry Toorner s
on Grant and Third St., which le desire Jewelry store, in Uowe Corner. . ii He will ata w'l h meat "hop . s m.d togowt eext Yoc ought to "amine the new
styie or jeweiry ni,
I nont rwt Uk. Werfc o tb m- h.nasome
.lTvAv.tr i)au Mr4rPP. the Artidl
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a merchant, a meenan.c, m--, hanHsonie
common laborer, juaoui . - -"- .
.vol wen wniie you -m . i suits tor nis maov weu-pieaseu uo-
to, but all m vam. " I m.,. - ..... ,.-1 ,f
iiifr la a vasi urai .i
I; ma bo etffereMW wnai ouwuew a W..iiAr rn nrfl a
von ar encaeoi - . -
iK'K.'ti" r
pr r a common
"ho-.isand try
a iaaa
a-ood 1 tomers. Xnere is a
. ;,!r by taking Parkers Tonic wlwitoq tigftetiim in wearing one of bis iVe! " little out of sorts." It would be, f . "op..vin vr pocket. One hour of good gaits, because the material in always
, I V "t f
at 10 cents a ioiind, whereas the
jobbing price of the genuine ham is
10Jt cents. Of course a bam retailed" at this price is bogus. It is shoulder meat trimmed and doctored to faintly resecnhle the ham properly known as the California ham. As shoulders only cost 6f cents, it is not a patriotic and philanthrope business to sell them at
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ten cents. Also, oacKS ami times are rigged out and sold as breakfast
bacon at a heavy advance in prices. Kearney Buskibk would be gratified n,eet many tew
at the store Hardware Co,
of toe McPheeters
Don't forget that the stylish
suits, the neat and tasteiui ones,
the suits that give satisfaction to
the wearers, are manufactured by
McGee. the merchant tailor. Mc-
Gee has few equals and no super!
ors in his specialty of cutting and
fashioning for men who desire to
be well dressed,
Two men (ag the backs indi
cate) climbed up on the rear end of
the shed behind Allen's hardware store, Tuesday night of last week, then raising a window to the tin shop in the second story, they went forward and slid down the ropes that are used to elevate heavy ar
ticles, and deliberately selected re
volvers, razors and knives, valued at about fifty dollars. Tbey unfastened the back door, and went
out on tbe.ground floor after ihey.
had secured their booty. Last October the hardware store of Mc
Pheeters & Shoemaker was entered,
and some 5200 worth of the same
class of goods taken; later some person or persons entered Rhorer's
store from the rear, and robbed it during the winter. So it would seem that instead of having watch
men on the streets they should be ii ml I n . t
in tne aueys. j.ne omy wy w prevent a store from being burglarized is to have a man sleep in the
room and even then burglars of
ten make toe attempt ana some-
Alaska via San Francisco. Capt. C. is a brother-in-law of Mrs. J.G.
McPheeters jr.
On Thursday last the State
Board of Education went int j an
election of Trustees for Indiana University. Dr. James D. Max
well, of Bloomington, was re-elect'
ed, and the place of Rev. H. h. Stetson, of Logansport, was filled
by the election of State Senator
Yoehe. of Lake county. "Both
gentlemen are Republicans.
James Russell, a well-known
citizen of the county whose farm is
some six miles south of Blooming
ton, died on Wednesday morning
last after an illness of but three days with pneumonia, in his 73rd
year. Oo Saturday a week be was
in for thnir future home at KlklOi
"ft - - , j k.
Tille, where tne groom is engage "
mercantile business, xne young bk
ara m every way wartny oi "- and -sarry with them the napect and well
wishes or many irtonas. iieaiora wu.
Tobe is determined tbat be will
not be lonely in his banishment to the wilds of Brown,and so takes his
life partner along. A fellow may he excused for committing almost anv rash act if he is sentenced to
Elkinsville for a term of years.
However, here is luck to you and m . ... U..frl.
yours, XoDe, ana "rosy you
live long and prosper.
Jas Shields and family, six
persons in all, bought tickets of John Graham, last Wednesday,
and went to Marshfield, Mo.
The election in the town of
Ellettsville, says Cue Citizen,
The total number ot
Mrs. W. Mrs Gregory
last wees.
Mrs. ft-p. Browning iett Bloomington for Giiddcn, Iowa
on Wednesday.
Bert Hirsch and his mother
ret urned to Cincinnati on Wednes
day last.
Recorder Hall left Blooming
ton oo Wednesday for La Salle,
Illinois, expecting to be away some two or three weeks. "They sayw
that Hall may conclude to bring
home Mrs. ball when he returns,
"Cas't be equaled anywhere," - the Ladies whe examine McGalla Se
Oo 's display of dress goods, trimmings,
neckware, etc
Ice Cream at Benckart's. The
best in Bloomington, too.
Rye Bbead, the sweetest, . . a
most nutritious, and wholesome article ever sold in this place, is
now baked bv Geo. Beackart. tt
you have never tried the RyeBryd.
it will pay you to ao so. very
nice. Sevebal good town lota, on North Madison street, can be purchased at reasonable term. Fins building lota inside the corporation limltj, will be aottia a ho-iy or singly. For parUottlare ee John Blair. Get Dress Trimmings at MeCalla Co.'s drv goods house, west 5! of the public square, the taaat line ia.
the county.
Best phopccb always bought by
liemn. ilsoii: the grocer. n
cau get gaod butter at hia store a
well ab all the choicest greeer. He makes a specialty of Ine tea,
coffees, cigars and tobacco.
Anything yon wasltipc? don't i in McCalla 4 Oo.iS:
ask for. Tie stock i t4Wl " '
eludes almost everything ti sa 8rBU' of goods.
nlantine corn, and that evunwg off quietly,
ni..nl nut n innni. onttlnir his votes cast wtka 15!3. The names of
Foot . anA iakincr M Siimdav thu several candidates were : For
night he bad a chill, and died on trustee 2nd ward, 5s, JJ. Harris, d
Wednesday morning.
It was decided by the trustees of the State University, at their meeting in Indianapolis last week,
to have the construction of the pro
posed new chapel and boiler-house
begun with as little delay as pos
sible. It is said that Prof. John n Tieanner. of Pennsylvania, will
be elected to the chair of geology
and Prof. A. B. Woodford, of Yale
College, will bs chosen Professor of political economy, A large-siae Velocipede for ...I. Almost as eood as new. En-
C. Sharp, James H. May; Jor
trustee 3rd ward, W.M. Pauley, Geo. W. Houston ; For treasurer,
Indianarjiilis News : The fam
ily of Jaoues 'durke. No. 80 Oak street, are sorely afflicted. About two weeks ago
Mrs. Burke ears birth to twins, one ol
whom died yest erday, and she is dancero'islv ill from blood poisoning. Mr.
Burke, worn eut by constant watching
and anxietv, was also taaen oowa wun
train fever a few days ago, and is report
ed to be dyini;. The Knights andia-
dies of Honor. :o wbioh order he belongs.
are doing all they can for the suCring
family.
Jas. Burke formerly resided in
Bloomington, and Mrs. Bork is a
sister to Mrs. Jule Fee. Since the
above was published Mr. Burke died. His life war insured for the
siim of $2,000.
Within the nast three weeks
lots have been sold, in the Tarking
times succeed in robbing the house, quite of Harry E. Gube.
For Clerk, J. E. Edmondson, J.
E. Eakin; For marshal, R. H.1 Fletcher, D. S. Kriner, J. S. Brown John Hall, Geo. Seeks. The successful candidates were-. Jas. H.. May, trustee 2d ward j W. M. Pauley, trustee 3d ward J. E. Edmondson, clerk; Riley Coffey, treasurer; R. H. Fletcher, marshal. The liest ice cream, rakes and other delicacies will be found at Geo. Benckart's. If you inland to give a party co to him for figures on anything iu bio line. Ibe tet is th cbeapevt.
Riley Coftey, Stephen Gillaspy ; . ton Addition, west 6tb street, to the
following named ncrsons : Jirtioch
Fuller, Wm. Oliver, John Murphy, Frank Phillips, K. H. May OIHe Carter, Wm. B. Baker and,B. A. McGee. The cellars are now being excavated for six buildings on
west 6th street, and the music of
the saw and hammer will soon be
heard. Mn iuller will erect a large aud commodious two-story structure U e others will be built in cottage at.'le of architeclur?. .
Rirnn Oats. Clover, T5inotliT,and
Bluegrass seed, best quality, and at
owest prujes, ror "J .
W, v. jitinvrp of Dress Goods in
the town, Ju it received by itcWjlaXCo. the westi clry good moo .
TVv't make a nurchase of boots
and shoes any articlebf Dreaa Trim-
mines or Jrots wooas, au jwu -amined MdJalla & Co 's tocV
. m . ' . A vvTrms as tbev are to sell 'di
McCalla 9c Co. are willing to aoob ijwr-
tion of their time to the oollectkw or ccounta due tbem. Yoou better Up-
No ifcY cak afford
new ailK or casnmere araaa wjwp-w "--' calling at McCalla A Co4f tt amining their Spring Good. .,
and most varied sttidk, of cold Wfatli er goods in the ttm -f on the shelves of Cfi Wmf store. Ski long has Ohatf n in the business here, ilyii.fi
mately in he aeqWUIWd aHfc(Bta of the people thatM caai wayse lect a itosk tbakiU iMIffb. qiiiremeiita of Kia' customersa, l won't take all th)aftey yott.fli
raise to buV your mmmJm
Moblcv's. but h I
... ..r r
yet sunjtiy iw wma.; x
ware and glattswara m
plete. He buys mm-
and so can give
luirirainii to thtieefeB i
' Cs:3-. of ;10d . 1$'